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The discussion centers on evaluating indefinite integrals, specifically addressing common pitfalls in the evaluation process. A user seeks assistance with two problems, highlighting the importance of proper notation, particularly the use of parentheses when applying limits. The feedback emphasizes that while the user's answers are correct, attention to detail in formatting is crucial for clarity and accuracy in mathematical expressions.

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Hi, can you please check the two problems? (I have never done such before)

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Be careful in evaluating the definite integral - your answer is right but all of the terms from.your lower limit evaluation.should be in parentheses, the minus sign distributes.

PS- sorry about the periods, my phone is being glitchy!
 

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